Art and Culture at Pavillon Pierre-Lassonde

The Pavillon Pierre-Lassonde, a key component of the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, opened in 2016, designed by architect M. P. Boulanger. This modern museum structure reflects the evolution of Quebec’s art scene.

It emphasizes European and contemporary artworks, boasting a collection of over 38,000 pieces, showcasing Quebec's rich cultural history. The architecture offers a contemporary contrast to the historic elements of the main museum, set within the scenic Parc des Champs-de-Bataille.

Unmissable Highlights

• 🎨 Extensive Art Collection: Houses critical works from national and international artists, providing insight into artistic evolution.
• 🌳 Beautiful Landscaped Gardens: Surrounding the pavilion, offering relaxing spots for visitors to enjoy the surroundings.
• 🏛️ Guided Tours Available: Expert-led tours provide deeper understanding of art and history in the collections.

Entrance to the Pavillon Pierre-Lassonde is paid and supports its upkeep, making it an excellent visit for art lovers, families, and scholars alike.